Our doctors

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rasit Cevizci

Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon, Istanbul

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rasit Cevizci is an ear, nose and throat surgeon in Istanbul, practising since 2011. His stated areas of interest include rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty alongside ear surgery, and he has taught at Medipol University and carried out research at Yildiz Technical University.

  • Rhinoplasty
  • Revision rhinoplasty
  • Ear surgery
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rasit Cevizci
Portrait supplied to this site.

About Dr. Cevizci

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rasit Cevizci read medicine at Istanbul University, Istanbul Faculty of Medicine and trained in otolaryngology at Gazi University. He has practised since 2011, took part of his training in the Netherlands, and later worked for a period in Kazakhstan.

His stated areas of interest are rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty, tinnitus, vertigo, tympanoplasty, septoplasty and tonsillectomy. That range is characteristic of ENT: the specialty covers the ear and the throat as well as the nose, and a surgeon who operates on all three is common rather than unusual.

Alongside clinical work he has taught at Medipol University, carried out research and development work at Yildiz Technical University, and been active in the Skull Base Society and the Sleep Sciences Association.

Training and practice

Specialty
Ear, Nose and Throat Surgery (Otolaryngology)
Specialisation training
Gazi University, Otolaryngology
Medical school
Istanbul University, Istanbul Faculty of Medicine
Years in practice
Practising since 2011
Further training
Training in the Netherlands during specialisation, and a subsequent period working in Kazakhstan
Teaching and research
Taught at Medipol University; research and development work at Yildiz Technical University; active in the Skull Base Society and the Sleep Sciences Association
Languages
Turkish, English
Practising in
Istanbul, Turkiye

Operations and conditions

Drawn from the areas of interest Dr. Cevizci states. Each one links to the guide that explains it: what the operation does, what recovery looks like and what to ask before you agree to it.

Operative photographs

Five noses operated on by Dr. Cevizci, photographed on the table at the start and again at the end of the operation. They are published as supplied: cropped, but not retouched, graded or lightened.

What you are looking at, and what you are not

The second frame in each pair is the nose at the end of the operation, not the nose the patient lives with. Swelling and bruising follow the operation rather than precede it, most of the swelling settles over the first few months, and the shape is not final for around a year. Skin thickness, the starting anatomy and the reason for operating all differ between these patients and between them and you. What recovery actually looks like sets out the timeline these photographs sit at the very start of.

Asking Dr. Cevizci a question

A message sent through this site reaches Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rasit Cevizci. Say what bothers you about your nose, whether you have had surgery before and whether you have trouble breathing through either side, and you will get a more useful first answer. It is a written reply rather than a medical consultation, and a consultation is still the thing that settles a plan. Send a question.

Ask a question Take the consultation checklist

The other doctors

Something on this page out of date? Tell us and we will update it, including if you are the doctor named here.

Send us a question